Sonnet- people.


I bumped into a stranger on the street
A man a voice on Sundays he’s a choir
And for the lonely elderly a treat
But here he’s just a face amid the mire

I turned and into woman I then brushed
A shelter’s kitchen was her destiny
Where her sweet smile would warm those life had crushed
Were those the hands now reaching out toward me

I struck a fellow as I neared the ground
He gives his time to aid our troubled youth
To help them turn tortured past around
But now he’s here to brace me from my truth

Among the strangers’ faces in the crowd
Are neighbors making reasons to be proud

 

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  • FX777222999 on Oct 1, 2011

    An imagery that has been constructed by a poet true imagination. Great Martin!

  • Lynn Hollis on Oct 1, 2011

    So many stories behind the faces in a crowd. You never know who you might bump into.

  • ImKarn23 on Oct 1, 2011

    hmmm…what is the story behind Your face, Martin…
    one of my fav’s..
    thanks

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